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What the Accessibility Act changes for the agencies building the sites

The obligation sits with the economic operator, but the work lands with whoever maintains the site. Here is how that plays out in practice.

What the Accessibility Act changes for the agencies building the sites

The obligation sits with the economic operator, but the work lands with whoever maintains the site. Here is how that plays out in practice.

What this means in practice

Automated testing covers a subset of accessibility barriers. Manual verification is required for a complete assessment — which is why every scan in this platform is paired with a documented manual round before anything is signed off.

Where the responsibility sits

The economic operator remains responsible for its own accessibility statement and conformance declaration. Our role is to produce the evidence that statement rests on: mapped findings, a timestamped archive and a regression history that shows what changed between runs.

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See what a scan says about a site you look after

Ten pages, mapped to EN 301 549 clauses, with the two most serious findings shown in full. The report lands the same day and nothing is installed on the site.